Ding ding ding! Another Tuesday, another GOP debate. And this time Governor Chris Christie, thanks to decent poll numbers in New Hampshire, will be back in the main ring, with former Governor Mike Huckabee once again relegated to the warm-up show. Taking center stage…again…will be front-runner Donald Trump, flanked by Dr. Ben Carson, and surging candidate, Senator Ted Cruz. So, without further ado, here are the specifics on when and where to watch Round Five:

• WHEN: Tuesday, December 15, 2015. Undercard, 3 pm PT; Main Event, 5:30 pm PT
• WHERE TO WATCH: For satellite subscribers, Dish: Channel 200; DIRECTV: Channel 202. CNN will be streaming the event live, and free, here. No subscription is required. You can also watch the debates on your mobile device. Radio listeners can tune into any Salem Network broadcast across the country.
• WHERE: The Venetian, Las Vegas, Nevada; hosted by CNN and Salem Radio
• MODERATORS: Wolf Blitzer, Dana Bash, and Hugh Hewitt
• UNDERCARD: Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum, Lindsey Graham, and George Pataki. Graham and Pataki were absent from the fourth undercard debate.
• MAIN EVENT: Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Ben Carson, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, Chris Christie, Rand Paul, and John Kasich round out the primetime debate.

In the meantime, the worker bees over at CNN are busy prepping the debate stage. You can get live updates on all things GOP debate here:

The final #GOPDebate of 2015 is almost here! Go here tomorrow for live updates: https://t.co/MZRODzTesn pic.twitter.com/C4mw26xhsZ

— CNN (@CNN) December 14, 2015

…and there are some very interesting poll numbers going into this last GOP debate of 2015:

GOP POLL: Ted Cruz closing in on Donald Trump nationally as his Iowa lead grows ahead of #GOPDebate pic.twitter.com/ivBcQxSG1c

— Good Morning America (@GMA) December 14, 2015

Questions abound heading into this evening’s debates. Will any candidate deliver a right hook to front-runner Donald Trump…?

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…Will Ted Cruz continue to take the high road against Trump’s goofy attacks on his mental health? Will Carly Fiorina have another breakout moment, and finally build upon it, rather than squander her momentum as she’s done thus far? Will those who’ve to date been unable to climb out of the lowly single digits finally drop out and let the true contenders duke it out? *cough Jeb!* *cough Kasich* Will CNN actually allow Hugh Hewitt some airtime? But the biggest question looming is this: Will CNN’s moderators perform as poorly, and out of their depth, as they did in September’s second debate? Or will they, rather than intentionally instigating a food fight, behave like professionals and ask probing, substantive, unbiased questions to which their viewers deserve answers? You’ll excuse me if I don’t hold my breath waiting for an answer to that last question.

So, let the games begin! And may the best man or woman win!